NAMIC NAMES FLOOD AS FEDERAL LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR
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As insurance marketplaces are buffeted by extreme weather, litigation abuse, and regulatory excess,
Flood was recognized for his work to defend the state-based insurance regulatory system from costly and duplicative federal encroachment. Flood played a vital role in efforts to force the Federal Insurance Office to work with sate regulators in examining climate change issues, and co-sponsored legislation to limit the FIOs ability to demand data from insurers. Created under the Dodd-Frank Act as an information resource for federal policymakers, FIO has sought to expand its authority through demands for data and the threat of subpoenas seeking sensitive company information. Flood has also been a leader when it comes to reining in abuse in the legal system and maintaining consumer choice when it comes to homeowners insurance.
The state-based system of insurance regulation has served policyholders well for over 170 years. The last thing consumers across the country need is another federal agency encroaching on the good work of our state regulators, Flood said. Theres important work to be done as we seek solutions to
Each year, NAMIC honors federal lawmakers who have been leaders on the issues of great importance to the insurance industry with the Federal Legislator of the Year Award. The award bears the likeness of
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NAMIC membership reflects many of the countrys largest national insurers as well as regional and local mutual insurance companies on main streets across America. NAMIC members write



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